A Findlay, Ohio, priest was convicted of five counts of sex trafficking of a minor and adult for allegations stemming back to the 1990s.
, who was arrested in 2020, was found guilty by a federal jury of sex trafficking of a minor and now faces up to life in prison.
said Zacharias, a priest at St. Michael the Archangel Parish in Findlay, Ohio, who was ordained in 2002, was convicted of trafficking three victims when they were minors and adults. A criminal complaint said investigators are aware that his alleged sexual conduct with minors goes back to the late 1990s.
Also, during that time, all three boys developed addictions to opiates, starting out first with pain medications, then later, heroin.
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